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    • Episode 8 - Ustadh Adam's podcast
      Feb 11 2026
      Pre-Ramadan Lecture.

      This annual lecture is organized to prepare students and members of the Muslim community spiritually and practically for the blessed month of Ramadan.

      Theme: Maximizing Ramadan before it begins

      Topic: Don’t Wait for Ramadan: Start Now

      Synopsis:
      Focus: Motivation

      Why many people waste the first 10 days

      The danger of spiritual procrastination

      Small habits to begin immediately
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      15 min
    • The Effect of servitude in Ramadan
      Feb 6 2026
      The Effects of Servitude (Worship) in Ramadan

      Ramadan is a great spiritual school in which the true meaning of servitude to Allah is nurtured. During this blessed month, the impact of worship appears clearly on the heart, character, and entire life of a believer. The effects of servitude in Ramadan include the following:


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      1. Strengthening the Relationship with Allah

      Ramadan is filled with acts of worship such as fasting, prayer, recitation of the Qur’an, supplication, and remembrance of Allah. Through these acts, the believer draws closer to Allah, increases sincerity, and experiences humility and inner peace.


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      2. Purification of the Soul and Moral Development

      Fasting trains the soul to exercise self-control and patience. It helps a Muslim restrain desires, avoid anger, and stay away from bad behavior. As a result, good manners such as patience, kindness, and humility are developed.


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      3. Obedience and Submission to the Commands of Allah

      By abstaining from lawful things such as food and drink for the sake of Allah, the believer learns complete obedience. This strengthens respect for Allah’s commands and makes it easier to stay away from prohibited acts.


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      4. Attainment of Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

      Allah says in the Qur’an:
      “O you who believe! Fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may attain taqwa.” (Qur’an 2:183)
      The ultimate goal of fasting is to develop taqwa—being conscious of Allah at all times, both in private and in public.


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      5. Compassion for the Poor and Social Responsibility

      Experiencing hunger helps the believer understand the condition of the less fortunate. This increases empathy, generosity, charity, and strengthens the spirit of social unity and care for others.


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      6. Discipline and Time Management

      Ramadan teaches discipline through strict observance of prayer times, fasting hours, and other acts of worship. It helps Muslims value time and use it productively for beneficial activities.


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      7. Continuity of Worship After Ramadan

      True servitude is not limited to Ramadan alone. A successful Ramadan is one whose positive effects continue afterward, motivating the believer to remain consistent in worship throughout the year.


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      Conclusion

      Ramadan is a unique opportunity to renew servitude to Allah. Whoever observes it sincerely will experience spiritual growth, moral refinement, and a stronger connection with Allah. These effects serve as lasting provisions for both this life and the Hereafter.
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      15 min
    • The Effect of servitude in Ramadan
      Feb 6 2026
      The Effects of Servitude (Worship) in Ramadan

      Ramadan is a great spiritual school in which the true meaning of servitude to Allah is nurtured. During this blessed month, the impact of worship appears clearly on the heart, character, and entire life of a believer. The effects of servitude in Ramadan include the following:


      ---

      1. Strengthening the Relationship with Allah

      Ramadan is filled with acts of worship such as fasting, prayer, recitation of the Qur’an, supplication, and remembrance of Allah. Through these acts, the believer draws closer to Allah, increases sincerity, and experiences humility and inner peace.


      ---

      2. Purification of the Soul and Moral Development

      Fasting trains the soul to exercise self-control and patience. It helps a Muslim restrain desires, avoid anger, and stay away from bad behavior. As a result, good manners such as patience, kindness, and humility are developed.


      ---

      3. Obedience and Submission to the Commands of Allah

      By abstaining from lawful things such as food and drink for the sake of Allah, the believer learns complete obedience. This strengthens respect for Allah’s commands and makes it easier to stay away from prohibited acts.


      ---

      4. Attainment of Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

      Allah says in the Qur’an:
      “O you who believe! Fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may attain taqwa.” (Qur’an 2:183)
      The ultimate goal of fasting is to develop taqwa—being conscious of Allah at all times, both in private and in public.


      ---

      5. Compassion for the Poor and Social Responsibility

      Experiencing hunger helps the believer understand the condition of the less fortunate. This increases empathy, generosity, charity, and strengthens the spirit of social unity and care for others.


      ---

      6. Discipline and Time Management

      Ramadan teaches discipline through strict observance of prayer times, fasting hours, and other acts of worship. It helps Muslims value time and use it productively for beneficial activities.


      ---

      7. Continuity of Worship After Ramadan

      True servitude is not limited to Ramadan alone. A successful Ramadan is one whose positive effects continue afterward, motivating the believer to remain consistent in worship throughout the year.


      ---

      Conclusion

      Ramadan is a unique opportunity to renew servitude to Allah. Whoever observes it sincerely will experience spiritual growth, moral refinement, and a stronger connection with Allah. These effects serve as lasting provisions for both this life and the Hereafter.
      Afficher plus Afficher moins
      15 min
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